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WordPress is one of the most popular website-building platforms in the world. Millions of people use it to create everything from simple websites to complex enterprise solutions.

Despite its popularity, WordPress is not without its flaws!

One of the most common problems you might face is an alarming message like, “There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.” 

This post will show you how to fix this critical error in WordPress quickly. We’ll also discuss what causes this error and how to avoid it. So without any further ado, let’s get started.

Have you accidentally deleted a whole section from your blog? Or published your post before finishing it?

Trial and error are a normal part of any creative process; the same goes for writing online posts. Or imagine an even worse situation: something goes wrong, and you think what you’ve written so far is lost forever and might end up losing traffic from search engines.

Did you know that you can undo changes in WordPress and go back to a previous version of a post?

Fortunately, for those using WordPress, there’s always the option of returning to a previous version of your posts, regardless of whether you’re using free or premium WordPress themes. 

WordPress has a post revisions feature that automatically saves copies of every revision you make to a post or page. If you accidentally delete content or wish to undo changes in WordPress, you can use a revision to restore the content.

In this post, we’ll show how to use the post revisions feature to undo changes in WordPress posts and pages.

Are you looking to add multiple authors in WordPress? 

If you have a WordPress website, you’re probably not working on it alone. Posts are a big part of what makes a WordPress website interesting, dynamic, and informative. You might have a team of people helping you create content, design the site, and keep everything running smoothly.

What if you want to credit multiple authors for those posts?

However, this functionality is not available on your WordPress site by default. To do so, you can use a 3rd party plugin to extend the author functionality of your WordPress site.

In this post, we’ll show you how to add multiple authors in WordPress using the PublishPress Authors plugin.

Themes are one of the essential concepts in WordPress and something that makes the platform so beautiful. With over 10,000 themes available, there are many choices–and many themes that you’ve probably already used and decided weren’t for you.

Whether you’ve been sampling different looks for your website or just gathered a collection after many redesigns, chances are you have more WordPress themes stored on your site than you need.

Soon your WordPress installation will look like a theme shop! When that happens, it’s time to tidy up and delete your unwanted themes.

After all, once you find the best theme for your site, there’s not much reason to switch. You can easily remove a WordPress theme from your dashboard or use FTP or File Manager.

In this post, we’ll show you all the methods to remove a WordPress theme from your site.

Let’s get deleting!

WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems in use today. While it’s relatively easy to use, some issues can still trip up even experienced users.

One of those things is to replace images and media files on your site.

Images and media files are essential for any website as they help add value to the content and make it more attractive to visitors.

With that said, WordPress helps you add images and media files easily. However, what if you need to replace the image or a media file because it’s outdated, or you may have found a better one to use?

You can mitigate these issues using a powerful Enable Media Replace plugin to streamline your efforts.

In this post, we’ll show you how to replace images and media files in WordPress. So, without any further ado, let’s get started.